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title: "Video Translator: Translated Subtitles and MP4 | ToolSugar"
description: "Translate a video's speech into subtitles in another language, with timings kept. Download SRT or burn them into an MP4. Translation runs in your browser."
canonical: https://toolsugar.com/tools/translate-video
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# Video Translator

ToolSugar Video Translator hears the speech in your video, translates each subtitle line in your browser and keeps every line's timing. You download the translated and original SRT files, or burn the translation into a new MP4. It does not replace the voice. Nothing is uploaded, and a small model can get lines wrong.

Runs on your device

## How it works

1. Drop your video and choose the language to translate into.
2. Press Translate video. The first run downloads a translation model of about 632 MB, once. Each run counts toward 5 free AI runs in any rolling 24 hours.
3. Download the translated SRT, or burn the translated captions into a new video on your device.

## Key facts

- **What leaves your device**: Nothing. Speech recognition and translation both run in your browser
- **Model download**: About 632 MB for translation, once, then cached. Telugu is not supported
- **Outputs**: Translated SRT, original-language SRT, and an MP4 with burned-in translation
- **Timing**: Each translated line keeps the start and end time of its source line
- **Retry**: If only the translation fails, trying again reuses the transcript and does not hear the file twice

## Common uses

- Reaching viewers abroad with a subtitled version of a product video.
- Understanding a talk or interview recorded in a language you do not speak.
- Making a translated SRT file to upload as an extra language on YouTube.

## Questions

### Does this dub the voice?

No. The original voices stay and the translation appears as subtitles. If you want the spoken track replaced with a new voice, that is a separate job, and our AI Dubbing page is built for it.

### Is anything uploaded for translation?

No. Both the speech model and the translation model run in your browser, after a first download of about 632 MB for translation. Quality is mostly usable with slips. In our checks Spanish, Hindi, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese and Chinese held up best, and Arabic and Korean were weakest.

### What happens when the free runs are used up?

You get 5 free AI runs in any rolling 24 hours, with no sign up. Past that the tool shows when the next run opens up. If the transcript was already made, your next try picks up at the translation step.

[Read the Video Translator guide](https://toolsugar.com/blog/how-to-translate-a-video)

## Related tools

- [Auto Subtitles](https://toolsugar.com/tools/subtitle-generator)
- [AI Dubbing](https://toolsugar.com/tools/ai-dubbing)
- [Translate Video to English](https://toolsugar.com/tools/translate-video-to-english)
- [Translate Video to Spanish](https://toolsugar.com/tools/translate-video-to-spanish)